Rehost selected-year bucket scalar ladder

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Jan Petykiewicz 2026-04-18 06:59:06 -07:00
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10 changed files with 295 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -173,6 +173,10 @@ The highest-value next passes are now:
and cached available-locomotive rating from the fixed world block, so the `All
Steam/Diesel/Electric Locos Avail.` descriptor strip now writes through owner state instead of
living only as mirrored world flags
- the selected-year seam now follows the same rule: the checked-in `0x00433bd0` year ladder now
drives a derived selected-year bucket scalar in runtime restore state, and the economic-tuning
mirror `[world+0x0bde]` now rebuilds from tuning lane `0` instead of freezing one stale
load-time word
- the project rule on the remaining closure work is now explicit too: when one runtime-facing field
is still ambiguous, prefer rehosting the owning source state or real reader/setter family first
instead of guessing another derived leaf field from neighboring raw offsets

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@ -10,12 +10,12 @@ Working rule:
## Next
- Rehost the next selected-year periodic-boundary world seam under
`simulation_service_periodic_boundary_work`, starting with the save-world economic tuning mirror
`[world+0x0bde]` and the directly adjacent selected-year bucket ladder rooted in the grounded
`0x00433bd0` reader family instead of another isolated scalar guess.
- Expand the selected-year world-owner surface beyond the stepped calendar, gap scalar, and
locomotive-policy lanes when the owning reader/rebuild family is grounded strongly enough to
avoid one-off leaf guesses.
`simulation_service_periodic_boundary_work`, extending the now-grounded selected-year bucket
scalar into the direct bucket trio `[world+0x65/+0x69/+0x6d]` and any safe follow-on companion
lanes rooted in `0x00433bd0`.
- Expand the selected-year world-owner surface beyond the stepped calendar, gap scalar,
bucket-scalar, mirror, and locomotive-policy lanes when the owning reader/rebuild family is
grounded strongly enough to avoid one-off leaf guesses.
## In Progress
@ -47,6 +47,10 @@ Working rule:
- Save-native world locomotive policy owner state now flows through runtime restore state,
summaries, and keyed world-flag execution for the grounded `All Steam/Diesel/Electric Locos
Avail.` descriptor strip plus the cached available-locomotive rating.
- The selected-year bucket ladder rooted in `0x00433bd0` is now checked in as a static artifact,
and runtime restore state now derives both the selected-year bucket scalar and the
`[world+0x0bde]` economic-tuning mirror from owner-family inputs instead of preserving stale
load-time residue.
- Company cash, confiscation, and major governance effects now write through owner state instead of
drifting from market/cache readers.
- Company credit rating, prime rate, book value per share, investor confidence, and management

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@ -220,7 +220,10 @@ scalar owner lane `[world+0x4ca2]`, so later selected-year periodic-boundary wor
on runtime state instead of a frozen load-time scalar. That same save-native world restore surface
now also carries the grounded locomotive-policy bytes and cached available-locomotive rating from
the fixed world block, so the `All Steam/Diesel/Electric Locos Avail.` descriptor strip now writes
through owner state instead of living only as mirrored world flags. The same owned company annual-finance state
through owner state instead of living only as mirrored world flags. The selected-year seam now
follows the same owner rule: the checked-in `0x00433bd0` year ladder now drives a derived
selected-year bucket scalar in runtime restore state, and the economic-tuning mirror `[world+0x0bde]`
now rebuilds from tuning lane `0` instead of freezing one stale load-time word. The same owned company annual-finance state
now also drives a shared company market reader seam for stock-capital, salary, bonus, and the full
two-word current/prior issue-calendar tuples, which is a better base for shellless finance
simulation than summary-only helpers. That same owned annual-finance state now also derives elapsed